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A contractor submitted a scope change with costs and I must decide quickly whether to approve it so work can continue.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The contractor's annotated drawings show an extra day in sequence and $12,500 in labour. I have…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The contractor's annotated drawings show an extra day in sequence and $12,500 in labour. I have limited budget flexibility and the superintendent wants to avoid delay. Tell me whether this looks like a justified change or an avoidable scope creep, list the three questions I must ask the contractor immediately, and draft the short approval-or-hold response I can send so work doesn't proceed on the wrong assumptions
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